ANALYSIS OF SENTENCES CONTAINING PARTICIPIAL PHRASES.

Exercise 2.

1. Coming out into the road, I fell in with an old friend.
(A) Adjective modifier (restrictive)
(B) Adjective modifier (unrestrictive)
(C) Accompaniment
(D) Absolute phrase

2. The catbird sat moping on a high shelf.
(A) Adjective modifier (restrictive)
(B) Adjective modifier (unrestrictive)
(C) Accompaniment
(D) Adverbial modifier (manner)

3. The bluebird, scared half to death, was dumb.
(A) Adjective modifier (restrictive)
(B) Adjective modifier (unrestrictive)
(C) Accompaniment
(D) Absolute phrase

4. Jim ran barking after the shell.
(A) Adjective modifier (restrictive)
(B) Adjective modifier (unrestrictive)
(C) Accompaniment
(D) Adverbial modifier (manner)

5. The shell came screaming over our heads.
(A) Adjective modifier (restrictive)
(B) Adjective modifier (unrestrictive)
(C) Accompaniment
(D) Adverbial modifier (manner)

6. Small streams leaping down from the hills, the island has good water.
(A) Adjective modifier (restrictive)
(B) Adjective modifier (unrestrictive)
(C) Accompaniment
(D) Absolute phrase

7. The biting cold wind shrunk our faces.
(A) Participial phrase
(B) Not a participial phrase